Some experts compare [the abuse of dominant position] to school-yard bullying, where a bigger kid picks on a smaller one just because he’s small.
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Sometimes, what is not written says more, and is more consequential, than the words that appear on the paper.
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Just like trade or service marks and other intellectual properties, domain names are becoming important assets for companies and may add considerable value to their operation.
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Corporate social responsibility has become an emblem in modern-day business, in which companies have become aware of their unique position to contribute and give back to the community.
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The simple corporate structure of the family-owned company is distinguished by the fact that the shareholders, members of the board of directors and managers are all the same people — and all of them part of the same family. As this may result in benefits regarding control and general direction of the company [ … ] it can also bring conflict and disadvantages.
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Countries are competing in a globalized market where a good business environment and the reduction of the tax burden become competitive advantages to attract revenue. The fact that an investor chooses to establish his or her company in another country in order to take advantage of these benefits — provided by the governments themselves — is not awful.
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Notwithstanding the many advantages that international business may have in the world economy, cross-border trading and dealing between different jurisdictions may give rise to issues of a legal nature and problems of conflict of law.
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